Dairying in Europe lecture highlights Channel Islands dairy imports
Grout of the Texas College lecture traces European dairying from Jersey and Guernsey to Friesland. He notes better pastures, longer grazing, and strict culling, urging Texas to emulate European practice for higher milk production and local dairy goods.
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Channel Island
Jersey
Guernsey
Alderney
Lark
England
France
Channel
William
Duke of Normandy
Brittany
Normandy
Europe
States
Holland
Channel Islands
Belgium
Texas
Roy Montgomery Announces Candidacy For Brazos County Treasurer
The Eagle reports Roy Montgomery is a candidate for Brazos County Treasurer. Born in the Whee lock area near the Brazos Robertson line, he later managed the Astin plantation in Mumford and suffered a severe fire injury that cost both legs. Since 1918 he lived in Bryan selling papers and now runs a barber shop news stand. He promotes ability and efficiency on a straight business platform.
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The
Eagle
Roy Montgomery
Brazos County
Montgomery
Wheelock
Brazos and
Robertson County
Robinson County
Mr. Montgomery
McGregor
Mumford
Astin
Bryan
Exchange
Three Examining Trials Held In Bryan Tuesday
Preliminary hearings before Judge J. W Hamilton with County Attorney Oak McKenzie presiding covered three cases. Jack Glover and son were bound over on robbery with firearms to await grand jury action in 500 dollars. Fred Ellis, jailed for burglary and alleged cotton theft from G T Dulaney, was bound over to February grand jury upon 500 dollar bond or returned to county jail. Sam Pelermo faced hog theft charges and Tom Crawford, complainant, posted 500 dollars bond to await further action.
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J. W Hamilton
Oak McKenzie
Jack Glover
Marshall
Fred Ellis
G. Tt. Dulaney
Bryan
Sam Pelermo
Tom Crawford
Bond Arranged After Hearing on Grand Jury Action
The article notes that the bond was arranged immediately after the hearing on the action of the next grand jury. The sequence shows prompt bonding linked to upcoming grand jury proceedings.
Truett Cotton Seed for 1924 Crop in Texas
Truett Cotton Seed grown second year guaranteed sound offered at 2.50 per hundred or 2.00 delivered to Bryan. Seed produced in 1924. JOE BLAZER Wheelock Texas.
Brazos County A. and M. Club to Meet At Annex
Brazos County A. and M. Club will hold its regular semi monthly meeting next Friday at noon in the Mess Hall Annex. Secretary Treasurer J F Longley notes a strong turnout is hoped. The Christmas Day session was canceled as members would be away or dining at home. The Friday meeting will be at College with the Bryan meeting planned two weeks later.
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Mess Hall
Brazos County
Bryan
College
Oiled Springs Extend Tire Life Says Bryan Man
A Bryan man tells the Eagle office he extended tire life by oiling suspension springs. He reports 5 000 miles on the first tires, then over 10 000 on the next set after painting springs every 100 miles. He believes constant road contact from stiff springs causes wear and that flexible springs reduce impact.
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Bryan
Eagle
Installation of Officers At the K of P Meeting
Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias installed officers at Castle Hall after a New Year meeting. Officers installed included Suber as chancellor commander Birdwell as vice chancellor commander Griffin prelate Knox master at arms and others. Installation was conducted by District Deputy Gammon and Deputy Grand Chancellor Crawford.
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Brazos Lodge No. 64
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Tom G. Suber
M. J. Birdwell
W. Griffin
Sam Knox
H. D. Cuykendall
R. D. McCullough
R. C. Franks
T. A. Cloud
J. T. Maloney
Pat Newton
J. E. Gammon
Chas. W. Crawford
Cage Teams to Enter League By February 1st
Austin Texas special reports the University of Texas Interscholastic League sets February 1 as the enrollment deadline for basketball. Roy Henderson notes early fee payments boost registrations with 200 to 800 schools already enrolled ahead of January 16 closing. District directors schedule play and certify district winners by February 20 with state tournaments on March 5 and 6 featuring sixteen teams.
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The
Eagle
Austin
University of Texas Interscholastic League
Roy B. Henderson
Henderson
Howell and Company Remodel Adds Front Doors
Front doors are being cut in the Howell and Company building and the corner entrance is being removed.
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Howell and Company
New Chancellor Tom Suber Receives Lodge Backing
Retiring Chancellor Commander R C Franks lauds officers and members for loyalty during six months with 21 new members and 50 elected but not yet active. Tom G Suber succeeds Franks and asks for continued support to strengthen the fraternity as members pledge full backing.
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Guy F. Boyett
W. B. Saunders
W. W. Solomon
Sam Knox
R. C. Franks
Tom G. Suber
R. Co. Franks
Ole Buck Dictates Odd Wedding Tale of Harsh Justice
In Harvard Nebraska a man sought scraps of colored paper and envelopes from Ole Buck. After being called a robber he threatened violence, and Buck says he struck with a poker and buried the man, an account wrapped in odd humor. Mrs. Lou Ford Rowan visits Bryan with her brother R J Ford’s remains.
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Ole Buck
Harvard
Neb
Lou Ford Rowan
Houston
Bryan
R. J. Ford
Mary P. Carr
Lions Form Ten Year Program At Tuesday Meeting
President M M Erskine led the Lions Club session with a roll call and remarks from each member. A committee to draft a ten year program was appointed comprising Willard Chambers J Bryan Miller T A Munson and BE Aldredge.
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M. M. Erskine
Lions’ Club
Erskine
C. 5. Beckwith
Lions
Beckwith
Sam Eberstadt
Willard Chambers
J. Bryan Miller
T. A. Munson
BE. B. Aldredge
Lions Brown
Lion Miller
J. E. Hensarling
H. 8
Locke
Pat Newton
W. E B. Neeley
Henry Locke
W. E. Neeley
Fred Hale
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Miller
Harry S. Edge
F. B. Patranella
Tom G. Suber
Lamar Jones
Edwin E. Aldredge
W. R. Smitham
E. L. Gibson
M. F. Vitopil
C. A. Searcy
Maurice Searcy
C. Hoyle
Roy Danforth
Former Bryan Boy Promoted To District Traveling Salesman
W. F. Miller Jr. of Houston son of Mr and Mrs W F Miller has been promoted to district traveling salesman for his company covering this part of the state. He recently visited his Bryan friends and will bring credit to his old home town as Bryan boys excel in their fields across Texas.
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W. F. Miller, Jr
Houston
W. F. Miller
Mrs. Mattie Hall Seeks County Treasurer Post
Mrs. Mattie C. Hall announces her candidacy for County Treasurer in Brazos County. A Bryan native with 25 years as a Bryan taxpayer and 15 years in sales at Sam B. Wilson, she cites county knowledge, citizen acquaintance, and a commitment to efficient service in the Democratic primaries.
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Bryan
Mattie C. Hall
Brazos County
Hall
J. N. Cole
Sam B. Wilson
Youngblood and Buechel Attend Farm Economics Meeting
Dr. B Youngblood director of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Dr. F A Buechel head of Agriculture Economies at A and M College returned from New York where they attended the Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the American Farm Economics Association December 28 to 30. Youngblood presented a paper on Ranch Economic Studies and moderated a discussion on Economic and Biological Research. Buechel chaired the teaching section on four year curricula for economic and natural sciences and led the discussion. C M Purves was listed for a discussion on Agricultural Statistics but could not attend.
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B. Youngblood
Agricultural Experiment Station
F. A. Buechel
Department of Agriculture
M. College
New York
American Farm Economics Association
Doctor Youngbood
J. B. Lipman
Youngblood
M. L. Wilson
Bureau of Agriculture of Economics
Buechel
C. M. Purves
A and M. College
Petting May Lead to Insanity Says Professor
SPARTANBURG Jan. 6. Dr. T B Bailey professor of psychology University of the South Sewanee Tenn warns that petting by those not in love injures body mind and morals and may drive one to insanity. Also notice offering seedling peach trees for sale by Dan S Jackson A and M College with price 25 cents each in lots of six or more and delivery options.
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Spartanburg
S&s. C
T. B. Bailey
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Arkansas
198 College
Dan
Jackson
M. College
Texas attorney general reacts to Supreme Court road bonds ruling
Former Attorney General Keeling warns the decision could invalidate about 100 million in Texas highway bonds and affect other bond issues. He seeks equity for holders who bought securities in good faith and notes the report on the opinion had not yet arrived.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Archer County
Keeling
Texas
State of
Holiday social at Bryan and area families
Irvin Lawless of Tabor and Della Parker spent Christmas with parents in Bryan and Steep Hollow. Hilda Schmidt hosted a neighbors party with dancing and games. guests included the Schultz, Rahnert, Schram, Wager, Weise, Endler, Jahnert and Regmund families. An Hearne family visit extended to Kings Highway and Gilpen relatives. Lillie Belle Gilpen and Artie Hearne also noted with Bryan connections.
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Louise Wager
Emily
Martha Weise
Charlie Schram
Gus
Willie
Arthur Schultz
Henry Rahnert
Steve Regmund
Gus Schram
Dolph Conrad
Rudolph Rahnert
An. B. Hearne
Doris
Kings’ Highway
District Court Set to Open February Eight in Brazos County
The next Brazos County district court session will open Monday morning February Sth with Judge W. C. Davis presiding. County Attorney Oak McKenzie reports a busy term ahead with substantial business expected.
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Brazos County
W. C. Davis
Oak McKenzie
Announcement column previews Felker case at Experiment Station books
Announcement column notes Felker case involving a large shortage in accounts at the Experiment Station books of A and M College. Liquor cases are many, no murder cases yet, misdemeanors few, and about ten divorce actions await Judge Davis.
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Felker
A. and M. College
Davis
Kurten Social Roundup Includes Holidays and Movements
Christmas week visits abound as Pauline Thurman of Bryan stays with Gertrude Kurten in Kurten while family guests gather. New Year festivities feature Pan sy Odom hosting friends and Edna Easters heads to Austin for State University work. Various relocations, schooling, and sick lists mark the community scene with multiple trips to Bryan and nearby towns.
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Kurten
Pauline Thurman
Bryan
Gertrude Kurten
Gus Sehram
Houston
Herman Schram
Will Klintworth
Tillie Hahn
Louise Lenz
Pansy Odom
Florine Lang
Milton Kurten
Lang
Raymond Buchanan
Edna Easters
Austin
State University
John Utsey
James Lang
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. F. Odom
Will Henderson
W. H. Buchanan
Jno Sabo
Robert Buchanan
Laurence Kurff
College Station
Herman Kindt
Julius Hedtke
Kindt
Seeman
Mr. Colburn
Reliance
Britten Henderson
Allen Academy
Emanuel Kasiski
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